Why the Explanation Arrives So Late
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A lot of people reach adulthood without ever having been asked the right question about themselves. Susan and Melissa talk about neurodivergence and why so many people, especially women, people of color, and anyone who learned early that being good was the safest thing to be, went undiagnosed for decades while quietly doing an enormous amount of work to look like everyone else. They get into what masking costs, why it tends to stop working somewhere in adulthood, and why the moment of recognition so often comes with tears that are not only relief. There is also an honest look at how hard formal evaluation actually is to get, and what you can start doing for yourself long before anyone hands you a piece of paper. Susan shares her own late ADHD diagnosis along the way.
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